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WEDDINGTON CASTLE - An Online History

Other Halls and Castles Around Nuneaton - Ansley Hall

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Exterior of Ansley Hall

 

Exterior of part of Ansley Hall. 1970*

Exterior of Ansley Hall. 1970*

Exterior of Ansley Hall. 1970*

Exterior of part of Ansley Hall. 1970*

South West View of Ansley Hall

Ansley Hall dated back to 1720-1730, with Ansley Park being enclosed by John Ludford in the 1750s.

In the nineteenth century the house was taken over by the Phillips family who were directors of Ansley Hall Coal & Iron Co. Ltd whose colliery and brickworks were close by. The Ansley Hall Coal & Iron Co. Ltd was founded by William Garside Phillips (great grandfather of Captain Mark Phillips, first husband of Princess Anne).

However, by the 1970s it had fallen into disrepair and had to be demolished.
 

Historical text (c) Peter Lee 2003                                                                                          Photos marked * are © Warwickshire County Council, 2003

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